Washington Relocation - Out Of State Custody Lawyer

Before you decide to relocate with your child after a divorce, you need to obtain legal advice and a complete understanding of the law that governs your ability to move when a parenting plan or custody order is in place. There are a series of very specific DEADLINES that must be met in the event of a relocation, so please do not delay in seeking legal advice. At the Law Offices of Susan Millican O'Brian & Associates, P.S. our attorneys can advise you on the best way in which to legally relocate or prevent the relocation of your child.

Our firm has represented both moving parents and parents objecting to the move. We understand both positions and can aggressively fight for you.

Before a move can be granted, a Notice of Intent to Relocate the Children must be filed by the moving parent. The other parent must file an Objection to the move or it will be automatically granted. If an Objection is filed, a hearing must take place to determine whether or not the move will be initially granted or denied. If granted and the objecting parent still objects to the move, the matter is set for trial. In King County, we are currently on a fast track relocation trial calendar, so cases move quickly.

Contact an out of state custody lawyer at the Law Offices of Susan Millican O'Brian & Associates, P.S. today. We can assist you in all legal aspects of your prospective relocation or trying to prevent the relocation of your child. Get in touch with an attorney at our firm today to schedule your consultation.